using diagrams of bicep and tricep muscles show origen and insertion, reasons for their names and how they function
generalize how muscles and groups are named into 3-4 groups and use the diagrams in the book to illustrate.

1) Oral Quiz: Summarize the Events of Chapter 20-22 in The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
2)How does Jim and Huck's relationship change in these two chapters? Why does Twain involve them with two miscreants here?
3)Context: Discuss how personal context can change the way we read a text.
4) Start Reading Ch. 23

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1) Oral Quiz: What happened in Chs. 12-18 of Huck Finn
2) Read Jessica's Responses to the Chapters; Discuss Questions.
3) Discuss Huck Finn's shifting morality, relationship to the river/land.
4) Discuss the Grangerfords vs. The Sheperdsons: is Twain using this feud as an illustration of the absurdity of the Civil War? Of Racism?

1) Have Jessica Summarize the chapter events (oral quiz)
2) Read Jessica's responses to the chapters
3)Discussion Questions: What do we learn about Huck's views of morality in this chapter? What does the river represent? To Huck? To Jim?
4) What do you think Twain is trying to say about the nature of civilization?

We reviewed the Chain Rule and Implicit Differentiation and worked several problems of both types together.

answer a few review questions at the end of the chapter
review the electrochemical muscle contraction process
discuss isometric and isotonic muscle motion
discuss psychological fatigue as well as true muscular fatigue and the producion of lactic acid

We discussed the use of the calculator on the SAT--including the importance of fresh batteries! We reviewed working with fractions and found a way on the calculator to change a decimal to a fraction. We discussed factors and multiples, as well as squares, cubes, square roots and cube roots.

We discussed the sin and cosine rules and worked a few examples on the Elmo. We then reviewed the Product and Quotient Rules and worked example of problems using the latter. We also worked a problem in which we found a velocity function by taking the derivative of the position function.

using diagrams and photos discuss in detail all the biochemical and electrical changes which occur on the sarcolemma and how that causes the muscle fibers to contract.